/ve.ʁi.tabl/
Translation
real, genuine, true
Word origin
From vérité ('truth') plus the suffix -able, ultimately from Latin veritas ('truth'), from verus ('true'). English veritable was borrowed straight from the French.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- veritas
- English cognates
- veritable, verity, verify
Grammar
Examples
C' .
It is a real disaster.
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This bag is made of genuine leather.
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She showed a genuine talent for drawing.
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The true author of the book remains unknown.
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After three days of rain, the sun was a real gift.
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